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Hawke's Bay's fruit picking 'money-go-round': What if it grinds to a halt?

Wages are set to rise to lure pickers. But there's too much fruit for locals to handle.

Lindsay Farm raw milk restarts, but owners 'run ragged'

Lindsay Farm back in business, but its owners are unsure how long they will last.

Financial and mental wellbeing go hand-in-hand

Financial stress is a major factor in many of our lives today.

The search for life on Venus could start with Rocket Lab

New York Times: Rocket Lab may be able to send a spacecraft to Venus long before Nasa.

The pilot who became a car salesman

Napier man Scott Fitzgerald's CV was pretty simple. He was a pilot. Until he wasn't.

Andy Lowe selling rezoned Havelock North land fit for 350 homes

Mayor Hazlehurst says council is "really looking forward to seeing sections developed".

Could this quarantine hotel be specifically for RSE workers?

"They don't need to escape or go anywhere, this is where they're coming to."

Waimea Group purchases Hastings-based Plant Propagation Laboratories

The tissue culture laboratory will be rebranded as Waimea Plant Laboratories Ltd.

What to do with your Bonus Bonds

Recent stories in the media reveal a certain sentiment among bondholders

Sentimental value can destroy monetary value

Diversification is what maintains wealth

Hawke's Bay enduring one of its 'greatest economic shocks'

There's light at the end of the tunnel, if the region is smart in the way it reconstructs.

'Don't want to get ahead of ourselves': PM on possible change in NZ's alert levels

School students may get a fast-track into building industry jobs.

'Giving life to a rotting corpse': Ruataniwha dam talk won't die despite aquifer pivot

'I will never take the dam off the table until I know that there is some other way.'

'Zero tolerance for racism within our business'

Hawke's Bay businesswoman caught up in political meme controversy

Havelock North's new $100m retirement village's 162 building issues

Overhanging cladding, undermined slab floors and bricks which aren't level.

Last call: Hawke's Bay's brew master walks into the 'wilderness' after 40 years

Geoff Edwards had a lifelong goal of retiring early. He's achieved it, by two days.

Lessons from lockdown: What the pandemic has taught home brew hardware manufacturer WilliamsWarn

Hawke's Bay firm says there has been global increase in interest in home brewing.

Man awarded $20k after discovering image of topless colleague on iPad

A woman used a workmate's iPad to take a photo of an image of her naked breasts.